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About Dimsum
Tuesday, 01 August 2006
Dimsum invites you to explore our brand new website for all things British Chinese. With its dynamic new redesign, www.dimsum.co.uk focusses on enhancing the voice of the British Chinese community through innovative features integrating user-generated content.  You can now comment on our articles in real-time, upload your contributions and enjoy discussion with other users.

The British Chinese community is known as the silent minority, and Dimsum’s vision is to enable British Chinese to develop its voice, and to encourage debate and discussion through our website. Our new features will make this vision a reality as our readers engage with each other more closely online.

Dimsum is now more compelling and more stimulating than ever before with a newly expanded 'resources section', up-to-the-minute news, simpler navigation and themed topics. Dimsum also makes use of the latest technology so that our readers can keep up to date through RSS feeds.

Dimsum has matured into a truly global community website with an inspiring new section on 'Life in China' featuring regular columns by British and Chinese journalists who live and work in the world's fastest-rising economy. Technology is also at the forefront with a new thought-provoking section featuring in-depth analyses on technological developments in Europe and China.

Dominic Casciani of BBC News Online says, 'Dimsum has emerged as one of the leading media voices of the Chinese and South-East Asian communities in the UK. Dimsum is media-savvy and brimming with confidence.'

Award winning founder of Dimsum, Sarah Yeh says, 'New technologies mean that Dimsum can remain at the forefront of British Chinese community development. We are thrilled to be able to amplify the voice of community more than ever before.'

Dimsum has been at the heart of the British Chinese community since its inception in 2001, discussing topics that affect the day-to-day lives of British Chinese, issues such as racism, glass ceiling, relationships and media stereotypes. Dimsum highlights the achievements of the community and promotes diversity and talent throughout our community. 

Explore the site and see for yourself!

We'd love to get your feedback on our new site, so please send your comments to This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it .